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Promoters offer chorus of support for music festival reforms and funding The NSW Government has announced a $3 million funding package. Newcastle Herald · Sep 17, 2024
Small festivals sprout from ashes of Groovin' The Moo and This That Live music isn't going away. Green shoots are sprouting. Newcastle Herald · Aug 17, 2024
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'Perfect storm': Why Hunter music festivals are in danger In 2019 the Hunter had 14 music festivals. Only four remain. Newcastle Herald · Feb 18, 2024
Thrashville rocks out with heavy duty appeal 'It took a lot of effort to get there.' Newcastle Herald · Sep 10, 2023
"It's definitely softer": Cost-of-living hits music business "It just didn't come out of the box like it usually does." Newcastle Herald · Aug 11, 2023
Gum Ball: The festival built on a passion for music and family 'We were all flying a little bit blind back then.' Newcastle Herald · Apr 21, 2023
Sailor attacked by killer whales 'fighting like dogs' as he feared yacht would rip apart Matt Johnston was sailing near the Portuguese shore when the killer whales attacked his yacht "like labradors fighting over a treat", causing £10,000 in damages to the boat Daily Mirror · Jun 7, 2022
As Maryland faces growing flood threats, retreat is an unpopular solution. What would it take to change that? BALTIMORE — In nearly a decade since Superstorm Sandy devastated New Jersey’s shoreline, the Garden State has found opportunity in the tragedy: Instead of rebuilding and repairing entire communities, it spent $200 million to buy and demolish more than 700 homes so flood-weary residents could move to safer ground. Tribune News Service · Jan 24, 2022